Author: Peerzada Muneer There was a time when the social life of Kashmir was sustained not merely by the institutions of the state, the...
Editorial
Author: Peerzada Muneer There is something profoundly paradoxical about celebrating light on the darkest night of the lunar month. Deepavali, or Diwali, takes place...
Author:Â Zahid Sultan (Kashmir Based Independent Researcher) The central crisis of democracy in Kashmir is not necessarily the absence of electoral participation; it is...
Author: Peerzada Muneer Introduction The mountains of Jammu and Kashmir constitute much more than a geographical feature; they are the ecological, economic and social...
Author: Vats Ambardar (Junior Research Fellow, Panjab University, Chandigarh) Humans have thirsted, yearned, and strived for progress. The forms and shapes have varied throughout...
Author: Hilal Ahmad Lone ( Research Scholar) The recent debate surrounding Starlink’s proposed entry into India presents a problem that conventional understandings of national...
Author: Peerzada Muneer Jammu and Kashmir occupies a paradoxical position in India’s energy landscape. Endowed with substantial hydropower potential, traversed by major river systems...
Author: Peerzada Muneer Jammu and Kashmir’s unemployment crisis presents a paradox that deserves closer scrutiny. Government departments report tens of thousands of vacant posts,...
Author: Dr. Zahid Sultan (Independent Researcher Based in Srinagar, India) The return of the elected government to Jammu and Kashmir was, understandably, received as...
Author: Peerzada Muneer There are moments in the life of a civilisation when it becomes necessary to return to those voices that once asked...